• Jardines de Pereda - We will visit the most important points located in the Pereda Gardens, such as the monument to José Mª Pereda, the Botín Center, the view of the bay next to the stone crane and the monument to the fire in Santander.
• Catedral de Santander - In Plaza de la Asunción, we will have a privileged view of the Cathedral of Santa María de la Asunción and its entrance to the church of Cristo. To the left is the central post office building and in front of the cathedral, Calle Calvo Sotelo, one of the most commercial streets in the city.
• Santander City Council - Walking along Calvo Sotelo Street, we will reach the Town Hall Square, where we will admire the eclectic architecture of this building. Going around it, we will walk next to the Mercado de la Esperanza, the most emblematic of the city, to continue along one of the main shopping streets: Juan de Herrera.
• Plaza Porticada - Walking along Juan de Herrera Street, we will admire the façade of the Church of “La Compañía” and access the Plaza Porticada, home to some of the most important official buildings and the former location of the Santander International Festival.
• Plaza Pombo - From the Plaza Porticada, we will continue towards the Plaza de Pombo, the final point of the visit, passing by two important points of interest such as the old Banco Mercantil and the Mercado del Este, a gastronomic reference in the city.

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Explore the amazing attractions Santander has to offer with a personalized guide for you, your family, or friends. Enjoy a walking tour that can be tailored to your preferences. Uncover the history, customs, and traditions of the Cantabrian capital.

The journey begins with a visit to the Jardines de Pereda, adjacent to the Santander extensions, where you will admire the impressive Banco Santander building and the world-famous art center, “Centro Botín.”

The tour continues with a discussion about the fire in Santander, its impact, and what remains today, followed by a visit to the Cathedral of Santa María de la Asunción.

Additionally, don’t miss the traditional Mercado de la Esperanza, located near the Town Hall.

The tour proceeds to the Plaza Porticada, passing by the Church of “La Compañía” and concluding at the Plaza de Pombo, while also highlighting the Mercado del Este and the stunning old Banco Mercantil building.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.